Frontier Airlines Expands: New Routes To Turks And Caicos & More

The airline will open service to Providenciales International Airport Terminal (PLS) in the Turks and Caicos from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) from Dec. 20. The all-Airbus A320 driver will fly the path when regular.

New Providenciales Route

The news of more brand-new courses comes less than two weeks after the ULCC revealed a 20-route expansion. The airline company is aggressively expanding its network as rival ULCC Spirit Airlines pulls out of markets after going into Phase 11 restructuring for the 2nd time adhering to an appearance from insolvency protection earlier this year. Spirit is exiting 11 markets by very early October.

Expansion from Atlanta (ATL)

Service to PLS is just one of 7 new courses from ATL revealed by Frontier. From Dec. 13, the service provider will fly when weekly in between ATL and Nassau in the Bahamas, a market Frontier does not presently offer, yet to which it has operated in the past. Other brand-new routes from ATL include once-weekly solution beginning in December to St. Maarten in the Caribbean and to Mexican destinations Puerto Vallarta and San José del Cabo.

Flights to Guatemala & El Salvador

Various other highlights of Frontier’s most recent network statement include solutions to Guatemala City, Guatemala, from Dallas-Fort Well Worth International Airport Terminal (DFW) and Orlando International Flight Terminal (MCO) beginning in late December. Both DFW and MCO will additionally see brand-new Frontier trips to San Salvador, El Salvador, introducing in December.